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Are Senescent Cells A Key To Healthy Aging? What We Know So Far
When it comes to aging, we’re all in it together. Senescent cells may hold a key to preventing age-related illness, but we’re still a long ways off from knowing exactly how senescent cell therapies might be used. Until then, we can focus on eating healthy, supplementing where necessary, staying active, and being positive in the quest for improved longevity and health span.
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